It is a workshop/piece - directed at a distance by the artist, where a collective exercise of listening and reflection is proposed between communities that, in a remote situation and without knowing each other, exchange local knowledge and daily experiences in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic. A dialogue between the rural population of Ticopó and Maní (Yucatán, México) dedicated to agriculture, beekeeping and meliponiculture (they will be present at the online session), with the participants of the Body IQ Festival. After being guided towards a state of sensitive introspection, the attendees will be presented with a documentary (duration 48min/soon with english subtitles) with testimonies of the women and men of these Mayan communities who had somatic experiences with the artist. Later there will be a time for everyone to talk online. This conversation will be recorded (in Berlin) and returned to the same communities in Mexico. Finally, to empower the flow of information, Body IQ participants will be provided with a shared contact directory. Tania Solomonoff links this practice with the origin of living art: getting together and provoking experience. This workshop piece was already presented at the Iberoamerican Festival of Cadiz in October 2020 with a great response from the audience.